The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1887-03-25
Encal Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

noTses IN the Vlclhlty OF Lap ldumi WEBSTER and
Havre de Grace.
Mr. j. VI. Gillespie, of Baltimore county,
not long since killed, in Back river, at q toll
ing shot, 20 ducks.
The farmers Of the second district have
been busily engaged in blowing for corn and
other spring crops.
Rev. P. G. Walker has been appointed to
Ames Chapel, Bel Air, and Rev. D. Collins to
Hartford Circuit, A. NJ. E. Church.
Mr.. B. Frank Cronin, of Spesutia Island,
expects 10 remove, this week, to the farm near
wilma, recently purchased by him
Jacob Shertzer, son of Mr.. Jacob shertzer,
of Churchville, has rented the Belvew dairy
farm, near Arlington, Baltimore county.
The Deer Creek Farmers Club will hold
its next meeting at the residence of Vim. Web
| ster, near Calvary, on Saturday April I'd.
Fishermen about Lapidum and IIavre de
Grace are over-hauling their nets and boats
and getting ready 10 entrap the inuy tribe -
-ExCounty Commissioner Michael White.
ford has lately been engaged in widening the
public road along the track at Pylesville sta
ton.
We are Obliged to Mr.. John II. Mitten, of
the Westminster Sentinel, for a copy of Hon.
John X. Longwelps excellent historical skct oh
of Carroll county.
MIR r. I. Bovine has rented the David Lee
farm, at Jerusalem Mills, TO the Murphy broth
ers, who lately farmed the property of Joseph
VI. Famous, deceased, in Dublin district.
The Smith Family, of Bel Air, will give one
of their entertaining concerts of vocal and in.
strumental music, in the Town Hall, Darling
ton, on Tuesday evening next, March Goth.
Mr. Darius X, Prigg has bought from
Messrs. s. A. Williams and others, Lot No. 81
in Hays Addition TO Bel Air, at the corner of
Archer and George streets, the lot being 50 by
$50 feet in size
DIR. j. II. Preston, of Shane, Baltimore
county, has bought the Office and residence of
the late DR.. Jacob Shower, in Manchester, Car
roll county, and will begin the practice of med.
icine in that place in a short time.
AT Messrs. Hiram d. and Joseph w. Cor
rcll's public SALE near Churchvile, on Tuesday
stock brought good prices. Horses sold at
$50 and over; cows at s35, and small steers
brought S3l.50 each. Mr.. J. S. Richardson
was the auctoneer.
MIR. A. a. Blakeney is engaged in remodel.
ing the store building at Franklinyiie. A
temporary store has been fitted up, meanwhile,
in the room adjoining the office of the Frank
linville Cotton Mills. Mr.. Charles A. Ridgely
has charge of the store
"A game rooster a few days ago attacked the
little son of Mr.. Charles T. Henderson, near
Black Horse. The rooster flew upon his back,
knocked him down and cut him in several
places on his head and back. One of the little
fellows eyes came near being put out.
DR. j. Edwin Michael has our thanks for
an invitation to attend the commencement of
the University of Maryland Faculty of Physic,
SOth annual session, which took place at the
Academy of Music, Baltimore, Tuesday even
ing. About 90 young physicians were gradu.
atcd.
Mr.. Charles L. Gorrell, of Bel Air, has Just
received letters-pa for q cable railroad grip
u device for stopping cars on the street cable
railways of the cities. Mr.. Gorrell's invention
is ingenious and simple and has been pronounc-
ed better than any arrangement of the kind
now in use.
"A literary and musical entertainment will
be given in Susquehanna Hall, near Prospect,
on Tuesday evening next, March Goth. The
programme will be varied and interesting, and
as the admission fec is only ten cents the hall
ought to be crowded. The proceeds are for the
benefit of the hall.
Mr. Cassell, architect, of Baltimore, on
Wednesday met the vestry and members of the
Ladies' Aid Society of Emmanuel Episcopal
Church, Bel Air, for the purpose of consulting
with regard to rebuilding or remodelng the
church. Mr.. Cassell will Immediately prepare
the necessary plans.
We call attention to the advertisement of
Messrs. Wright 81 Craighi's Lynchburg Fer
tilizer, which is highly recommended by Vir-
ginia farmers as flrst-class article, and par
ticularly valuable as destroyer of insects
which infest crops, trees, vegetables and flow
ers. MIR. Craghill, of this firm, is brother of
Rev. Jas. B. Craighil, of Bel Air.
The Cecil Democrat says Publications
point to vigorous revival of the fruit canning
business the coming season. The industry has
not prospered in this county for several years.
Many canneries have been dismantled while
Others have been allowed to remain idle await
ing turn in the business which had been SO
badly done Or sadly overdone. Two new firms
will be added, one at North East and the other
at Chesapeake City,"
The inventory of the personal estate of the
late Samuel S. Patterson, of Long Green Valley,
Baltimore county, foots up 1885,, 39204. Among
the items are the following: Thirteen horses,
valued at $3.50; eight mules, valued at
Sl,37O; nineteen head of fat'cattle averaging
l,2OO pounds head,) Sl,O2G; thirty head of
stock averaging 1000 pounds head 81, 200;
sixteen head of sheep, $50; cash in bank,
$40, 1470G. The remainder was chiefly Balti. |
more city and other stocks.
ACCIDENT TO AN OLD LADY. Last Friday |
week, as Mrs Lynch, wife of Mr.. Daniel Lynch, |
living near Fallston, was sitting in an arm
chair the side gave away tn ga yn hars off FROM,